Sleeping Disorders in Children

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Does your child snore, breathe through their mouth, or struggle with focus during the day? They may be suffering from sleep apnea. If you have concerns, please consult a pediatric specialist for personalized diagnosis and treatment.

Do All Children Who Snore Have Sleep Disorders?
Sleep disorders in children is quite common; among every hundred children, ten to fifteen may have persistent snoring, and one in four of those could have pediatric sleep disorders. Obstructive sleep disorders refers to brief pauses in breathing during sleep, leading to oxygen deprivation and difficulty entering deep sleep.

How is Pediatric Sleep Disorders Diagnosed?
A reliable method for accurately diagnosing pediatric sleep disorders is through an overnight sleep study. Any suspected cases can undergo this test. The child will wear a sleep study device that records brain waves, breathing patterns, heart rate, and blood oxygen levels overnight. The test poses no harm to the child.

Symptoms of Children with Sleep disorders:

<Nighttime Symptoms	Daytime Symptoms
Loud snoring Breathing pauses during snoring, followed by loud gasps for air Excessive sweating during sleep Mouth breathing while asleep	Daytime drowsiness Lack of focus Hyperactivity and behavioral issues Headaches requent upper respiratory infections

Severe cases may lead to complications such as:

Learning difficulties and lack of concentration
Obesity
Slow growth
High blood pressure

Sleeping Disorders in Children

Say Goodbye to Sleep DisordersHelp Your Child Sleep Peacefully

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Say Goodbye to Sleep Disorders
Help Your Child Sleep Peacefully